From what I see on these groups "back woods" installations are inspected by the utility. Obviously they don't pay too much attention to things very far past the service disconnect but I assume they would be interested in the transfer equipment and solar isolation from the grid. My guess is you don't get net metering back in the sticks.
If I back feed the grid in the city or suburbs a utility failure would instantly overload my ability to supply power since I would have 3 or 4 homes on my secondary, maybe close to a 50 on that primary tap.
Out in the sticks it might just be you and 1 or 2 neighbors. The line man (or your neighbor) could have an ugly surprise.
